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When you hope for something what are you really trying to accomplish? Alan Mittleman suggests that there is more to hoping than vague fantasising about a better and shinier world... I hope that you read Mittleman's book... but as a work of impassioned, fluent, well-informed philosophising it is very impressive. Johnathan Wright, Catholic Herald This is a much needed call to arms David Cowan, Journal of Theological Studies Coherent arguments that cover a range of philosophies and theologies provide a convincing foundation for Mittleman's thesis and certainly give any theologian involved in politics or ethics food for thought. Jenny Anne Wright, Expository Times

When you hope for something what are you really trying to accomplish? Alan Mittleman suggests that there is more to hoping than vague fantasising about a better and shinier world... I hope that you read Mittleman's book... but as a work of impassioned, fluent, well-informed philosophising it is very impressive. Johnathan Wright, Catholic Herald

When you hope for something what are you really trying to accomplish? Alan Mittleman suggests that there is more to hoping than vague fantasising about a better and shinier world... I hope that you read Mittleman's book... but as a work of impassioned, fluent, well-informed philosophising it is very impressive. Johnathan Wright, Catholic Herald This is a much needed call to arms David Cowan, Journal of Theological Studies

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Alan Mittleman is the author of three previous books in Jewish thought and political theory, as well as the editor of four volumes on religion and politics.

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